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Pouched rat links
There are quite a few US sites with information on Pouched Rats
and one or two from other parts of the world. I've included the
ones I consider the best further down this page. There is only one
UK site that I'm aware of, which feature Pouched rats - if you know
of any other please let
me know.
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A place for your furry friends. |
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This community site is devoted to the proper care of rats, hamsters
and other small pets.
It has a lively forum
where a whole range of animals, including Pouched Rats, are discussed. |
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Breeder and supplier of exotic and unusual animals. |
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This guild offers a wide range of unusual mammals
to collectors, breeders and keepers of exotic animals and they occasionally
have Pouched rats for sale.
They also run a helpful and informative message
board for owners of exotic animals. |
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A constantly updating source of information and advice for the
care and promotion of exotic or unusual rodents. |
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Previously Small&Furries, this site includes information on
a whole range of rodents including Pouched Rats. It includes a valuable
exotic pet forum. |
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This Yahoo group was set up in November 2007 for Pouched Rat
owners in the UK. It is activly seeking new members.
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Rest of
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Using Pouched Rats to detect landmines. |
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This is the site of a Belgian research organisation
that has trained Pouched Rats to sniff out landmines. The site explains
why Pouched Rats were chosen and how they are trained. It also includes
pictures and a half hour film of the rats at work |
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This Canadian site is run by one of the
most experienced Pouched Rat breeders around. Sadly she no longer
breeds them but the site has lots of valuable Pouched Rat information. |
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This US site includes some data sheets
from Pouched Rat owners as well as some great pictures and a sound
file of a Pouched Rat complaining. |
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This US site includes a guide on keeping
Pouched Rats as pets. |
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Other
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This UK company breeds Pouched Rats and
supplies pets to pet trade. They do not supply to the public. Ambaa
and Babu, who I got through Piedipers
Ark, originally came from Simon's Rodents. |
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This US site isn't about Pouched Rats
but it does have an English/Swahili - Swahili/English dictionary
which I used when looking for names for my rats. |
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Farming Pouched Rats |
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I got this information about how to farm
Pouched Rats for meat from a French site. It includes some useful
facts about breeding and growth rates. It was in French but I've
had an English translation done (thanks Dad). |
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Ecopetbed
Chopped cardboard bedding for rats from Earthly
Enterprises
Order line 01584 810717 |
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This chopped cardboard bedding
is a great bedding for rats. It has none of the health risks associated
with pine based products. It costs about £22 for a large bale
which lasts five or six weeks. |
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